No worries, welcome :)
2009/3/11 Sin Tec :
> Im still a newbie to coldfusion and trying to make my way through it all as I
> go so yeah my code doesnt have the best of structure.
>
> Your code below works great for what I am doing. Thank you.
>
> Also thank you for the class tip it will make it
Im still a newbie to coldfusion and trying to make my way through it all as I
go so yeah my code doesnt have the best of structure.
Your code below works great for what I am doing. Thank you.
Also thank you for the class tip it will make it easier in the longrun.
>I think your first problem
Just a general note that any time you run a query and then loop over it and
run more queries, there's almost always a way to accomplish the same task
using a single query (which will be far more efficient).
On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 4:17 PM, Sin Tec wrote:
>
> Im doing a loop within a loop to get
I think your first problem is that your db is not normalised and if I
were you I would look into imrpoving the db structure here. However,
it is possible to do what you are after without resorting to two
queries or rearranging your db. The following code assumes that there
are always three categor
Hi, Doug:
Thanks, I will check it out later.
If anyone knows on-line about this, it will be very grateful.
Mei
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Mei,
Chapter 18 of
Check out Chapter 20 : Extending ColdFusion Pages with CFML Scripting
in
Developing Web Applications with ColdFusion in the online help.
It gives examples of all the different types of loops and control flow
statements.
Aside from that, the best resource I've used is just browsing through
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Sent: 22 March 2001 16:29
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James:
It works !! many thanks.
By the way, do you have any resource for syntax within ?
according to CF document
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Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 11:13 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: loop in
Mei, try :
arrayYes=Arraynew(1);
for (x=1;x LTE varLength; x = x+1) {
arrayYes[x] = (#SomeNum[k]#/#othernum[k]#)*100;
}
The increment needs to be x=x+1 - x++ doesn't work.
Cheers
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Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 11:13 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: loop in
Mei, try :
arrayYes=Arraynew(1);
for (x=1;x LTE varLength; x = x+1) {
arrayYes[x] = (#SomeNum[k]#/#othernum[k]#)*100;
}
The increment needs to be x=x+1 - x++ doesn't work.
Cheers
James Lawrence, Applic
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Sent: 22 March 2001 16:02
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Subject: RE: loop in
It won't work, besides, for CF, array start with 1 not 0.
Thanks though.
Mei
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From: Zhou, Mei Y (Mei) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 22 March 2001 16:02
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Subject: RE: loop in
It won't work, besides, for CF, array start with 1 not 0.
Thanks though.
Mei
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It won't work, besides, for CF, array start with 1 not 0.
Thanks though.
Mei
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Subject: RE: loop in
cant you use a
arrayYes=Arraynew(1);
for (
cant you use a
arrayYes=Arraynew(1);
for (k=0;k lte varlength;k++)
arrayYes[k]=(#SomeNum[k]#/#othernum[k]#)*100;
Jason Lees
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